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A not so perfect sestina For me the sestina is a perfect way to tell a story. This is a wedding rehearsal dinner told from different points of view. The rehearsal dinner Father of the Bride God, she’s beautiful. My poor blind baby Girl. She thinks he is some kind of white knight Tomorrow will be the blackest of days Married to a gold digger. No more time No, the thought…Tomorrow will be his last Lost her to a cur. Pain colors me blue Maid of Honor Oh my God, he has gorgeous eyes of blue What he sees in her, ug! She’s a baby She’s kidding herself, this will never last She’s so gullible. Yeah – he works nights Like the night he’ll have with me, our last time On to the next, tomorrow’s a new day Groom’s Mother What a farce! Tomorrow is a wasted day A loveless marriage is living life blue This smile hurts. Unfortunately time’s Run out. She’s gotta be knocked up – poor baby But we need the money; right now, this night **** how much longer can this agony last Best Man He’s such a man whore. No way will this last Getting married is just another day She needs to be saved. I would be her knight If she were mine, her life would not be blue She’s perfect. If only she were my baby It should be us. If only there was time Groom Too bad she’s not the bride, she’s a good time God, how much longer can this dinner last At least her friends are hot, oh yeah baby I don’t know how I’ll get through this long day Marriage, ick, man I’m crying the **** blues I’m gonna bang the bridesmaid all through the night Bride Oh my God, he’s mine, my shining white knight I’ll love him always, until the end of time He’s so perfect - I’ll never sing the blues He’s my first, my only, he’ll be my last My wedding will be the most perfect day Perfect, I can’t wait to have his baby Envoi He’s no white knight and she is such a baby She’s doomed to sing the blues, while he’ll be caught time after time At long last, the day will end
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Feb 2, 2018
Feb 2, 2018 at 12:54 AM UTC
The Wedding Rehearsal Dinner
A not so perfect sestina For me the sestina is a perfect way to tell a story. This is a wedding rehearsal dinner told from different points of view. The rehearsal dinner Father of the Bride God, she’s beautiful. My poor blind baby Girl. She thinks he is some kind of white knight Tomorrow will be the blackest of days Married to a gold digger. No more time No, the thought…Tomorrow will be his last Lost her to a cur. Pain colors me blue Maid of Honor Oh my God, he has gorgeous eyes of blue What he sees in her, ug! She’s a baby She’s kidding herself, this will never last She’s so gullible. Yeah – he works nights Like the night he’ll have with me, our last time On to the next, tomorrow’s a new day Groom’s Mother What a farce! Tomorrow is a wasted day A loveless marriage is living life blue This smile hurts. Unfortunately time’s Run out. She’s gotta be knocked up – poor baby But we need the money; right now, this night **** how much longer can this agony last Best Man He’s such a man whore. No way will this last Getting married is just another day She needs to be saved. I would be her knight If she were mine, her life would not be blue She’s perfect. If only she were my baby It should be us. If only there was time Groom Too bad she’s not the bride, she’s a good time God, how much longer can this dinner last At least her friends are hot, oh yeah baby I don’t know how I’ll get through this long day Marriage, ick, man I’m crying the **** blues I’m gonna bang the bridesmaid all through the night Bride Oh my God, he’s mine, my shining white knight I’ll love him always, until the end of time He’s so perfect - I’ll never sing the blues He’s my first, my only, he’ll be my last My wedding will be the most perfect day Perfect, I can’t wait to have his baby Envoi He’s no white knight and she is such a baby She’s doomed to sing the blues, while he’ll be caught time after time At long last, the day will end
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ketomarose
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Feb 2, 2018
Feb 2, 2018 at 12:54 AM UTC
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